The old maxim is true: Just get in there.
For the sentence snow is white, for example, the theory should entail a statement of the form 'snow is white' is true just in case snow is white.
As for surprising his audience with unexpected lightness and comedy, it is true – just about – that there are elusive elements of dark comedy.
And it's important to remember that not every workplace-bullying claim is true — just because employees are upset, imbalanced, or overworked does not mean bullying is taking place.
Coherentism, Theory of truth according to which a belief is true just in case, or to the extent that, it coheres with a system of other beliefs.
Seeker-church pastors, they say, argue that the Scriptures help to heal pain and bring self-fulfillment, but in doing so they are suggesting that the Bible is true just because it works.
Given that the sentence Dogs bark is true just in case dogs bark, if one's linguistic community is overwhelmingly disposed to say that dogs bark, then Dogs bark is true.
Reference to De Morgan's laws shows that a negation of a disjunction is true just in case the negations of both disjuncts are true [i.e., ∼(p ∨ q) ≡ (∼p · ∼q)].
E.g., 'All S is some P' is true just in case all S are P.
Then (7) is true just in case H is uninstantiated, the proposition [Bush is president] is true just in case H and the property being president are coinstantiated, etc.
That the number of planets is 8 is true just in case, well, … the number of planets is 8.
